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You cannot take admission in the M.Sc Mathematics program at DAV College, Chandigarh without entrance exam scores.

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Hi Aditya, Please specify more information of the exam, so we may be able to help you better!

Hello Dear Student,
Yes, you can join the Merchant Navy after your BSc, but your 54% in Class 12 PCM will restrict your direct entry into certain officer-level courses. You can join through alternative maritime courses or by upgrading your Class 12 marks.

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Dear Student,

You can download the previous year question papers with answers of AP DEECET at Careers360.

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Some of the popular colleges in Angara are as follows :

• Cambridge Institute of Teachers Education, Ranchi
• Jaspuria B Ed College, Ranchi
• BIT

Hello, after a BSc in Mathematics, you can pursue master's degree programmes such as MSc in Mathematics, MCA, MBA, Data Science, Actuarial Science, or B.Ed, depending on your career interests.

You can also check this link for career options after BSc Mathematics: 10 Best Career Options After B.Sc Mathematics

Dear Student,

You can take the examination which is missed out during the next examination cycle. You need to submit the back paper form or supplementaty exam form on the RNTU exam portal.

Hello, some colleges offer BMS programmes where Mathematics is not mandatory. However, the eligibility criteria vary from one college to another.

You can check the list of BMS colleges in India here: Top BMS Colleges in India

Hello Gayatri

The equation is:

$4X1+5Y3+2Z7=1181$

Assume that $\mathbf{4}\mathbf{X}\mathbf{1},\mathbf{5}\mathbf{Y}$ , and $\mathbf{2}\mathbf{Z}$ 7 are three-digit numbers, where $X,Y$ , and $Z$ are digits (0-9).

Then:

• $4X1=401$

Hello Suhana,

Please specify the board (e.g., CBSE, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, AP, Telangana, UP, etc.) for the Class 10 Maths half-yearly exam syllabus, as it differs from one board to another.

Once you mention the board, we'll provide the relevant syllabus and resources.